Greasy Fork

The kickadd and banadd feature are killing rooms. Cause certain mods don't understand that if they set autokick or autoban to guest it will automatically kick or ban everyone. Cause all users that come into a Tinychat room are default guest unless they change their username in another room first. So you have to go to another Tinychat room and change your username from guest to a custom username. Then go to other room that autokicks or autobans guests and you will not get kicked or banned. So can you either get rid of autokick add and autoban add cause many Tinychat users are not bright enough how to use it properly? Like how dumb do you have to be to put in autokick or autoban guest? And the room owners promote their rooms and wonder why their Tinychat rooms are dead but don't know why. Or maybe you can put in a warning to mods to not add guest as kickadd or banadd so it will not autokick or autoban Tinychat default username which is guest. Remember the users on Tinychat are not the brightest so too many mod features they don't know how to user properly kills the rooms.

The feature was introduced to stop bot-attacks, it's truthfully the only mechanism capable of fighting them off and quickly before unresponsiveness kicks in for clients. Many users will completely lock up and lag.

The feature works by referencing your safelist you've built automatically, everyone included is safe from kick/ban. You're only added to the list if you have a profile image, been idle for 10+ minutes or immediately if extreme and up subscription. This way if new accounts or guests come into the room during a lock down your list will protect who you know to come in and hadn't kicked/removed.

To sum, this should never be ran off a small safelists or by anyone who doesn't understand the affects. It's to be used temporary and or in advanced cases.
Otherwise I leave the keyword and kick lists for general use and recommend that.


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I can't remove the feature unfortunately, it's a major component and needed at rare-times please understand. If you see users using it wrong, it's best to inform them to not use it like that.